Biscuits and Gravy Casserole – A Beautiful Mess


If you are looking for a really quick and easy breakfast that can feed a larger group, you should try this biscuits and gravy casserole recipe.

biscuits and gravy casserole in a glass pan with a wooden spoon on top

The ingredients for this cheesy biscuits and gravy casserole are:

  • Canned Biscuits – I like Grands classic buttermilk, but any canned biscuits will work well.
  • Breakfast Sausage – I use veggie sausage crumbles, but you could also use pork or turkey sausage.
  • Eggs + Milk – for that scrambled egg effect.
  • Cheese – shredded cheddar is my favorite, but other cheeses like pepper jack could work too.
  • Country Gravy – I use canned gravy, but you could use a mix or make your own from scratch if you prefer.
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Can you make biscuits and gravy casserole the night before?

Yes. Simply make the recipe up to the point where you pour on gravy. Cover the whole dish in aluminum foil or plastic wrap and store it (and the gravy, separately) in the refrigerator overnight.

In the morning, all you need to do is pour the gravy over the top and bake.

How long do you bake biscuits and gravy casserole?

For this recipe, you bake for 30-35 minutes at 350°F

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Other breakfast recipes for a crowd:

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As I mentioned in the ingredient list, I like to make this biscuits and gravy casserole with veggie sausage crumbles. You can make your own vegetarian-friendly mushroom gravy, or find a canned or mix version.

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What goes well with biscuits and gravy casserole?

Here are some ideas of things to serve along with this recipe:

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This easy biscuits and gravy casserole is total breakfast comfort food and such a simple recipe to make for the next time you are hosting a family brunch (or needing a dish to bring to a breakfast potluck).

If you make this, let me know what you think in the comments. xo. Emma


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easy cheesy biscuits and gravy casserole recipe

Prep 10 minutes

Cook 35 minutes

Total 45 minutes

Instructions

  • Cut the (raw) biscuits into fourths and spread on the bottom of a 9×13 casserole pan.

  • Cook the sausage crumbles and then spread over the top of the biscuit pieces.

  • Sprinkle on the shredded cheddar cheese.

  • In a small bowl, whisk together the eggs and milk. Pour over the cheese layer as evenly across the casserole as you can.

  • Pour the gravy over the top.

  • Bake at 350°F for 30-35 minutes until bubbly and any visible biscuit pieces look golden brown.

  • Sprinkle the green onions over the top before serving, if using.

Notes

You can make this casserole the night before by making the recipe up to the point where you pour on the gravy. Cover the casserole and refrigerate overnight. In the morning, pour the gravy over the top and then bake as directed. 
I use veggie sausage crumbles, but if you are using meat such as pork or turkey, make sure the sausage is cooked through before adding to the casserole. This could change the amount of time it takes to prep this dish.

Course Breakfast

Cuisine American

Keywords biscuits and gravy, biscuits and gravy casserole

Nutrition

Nutrition Facts

Biscuits and Gravy Casserole

Serving Size

 

1 casserole

Amount per Serving

% Daily Value*

* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2000 calorie diet.

Notice: Nutrition is auto-calculated, using Spoonacular, for your convenience. Where relevant, we recommend using your own nutrition calculations.



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